Government warns against using unregistered bedbug products

By Staff The Canadian Press

This undated file photo provided by Orkin LLC shows bed bugs.

EDMONTON The federal government is warning Canadians of what itcalls the extreme danger of using unregistered products to fightbedbugs.

The Health Canada warning comes after two children in northernAlberta died from a toxic insecticide brought back by the familyfrom Pakistan.

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The insecticide is legal in Canada, but requires special trainingto use.

The agency says bedbugs are difficult to deal with and recommendsa licensed professional be called to exterminate them.

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An eight-month-old girl and her two-year-old brother died aftertheir parents placed aluminum phosphide around their apartment inFort McMurray to try to kill bedbugs.

The toddlers funeral was on Thursday and her brothers serviceis today.

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